At St. Andrew’s we believe in fostering a rich spiritual life, supporting physical health and providing a variety opportunities for fellowship and friendship.
Recreation and fellowship at St. Andrew’s come in many forms: mission activities, local, national and international; summer camps for children and teens; social groups that serve the church and broader community; and some, such as the choir and the Heritage Committee that focus on a shared interest.
Event Planning Committee
The Event Planning Committee meets regularly to organize many of the important fundraising events for St. Andrew’s, including Trivia Night, the Holistic Wellness Workshop, Plays, Christmas events, and more. Anyone interested in participating in the committee meetings is welcome to attend. Additionally, the committee is always looking for volunteers to help out at various events. For more information, contact the church office.
Fun & Fitness
In keeping with the goal of maintaining an active physical and social life, women have the opportunity to attend the exercise program that meets once a week. The Fun and Fitness group offers whole body workouts and relaxing stretches for women of all ages. You need bring only a mat, a good pair of running shoes and a bottle of water. Just to make it even easier, you can store your mat at the church.
Heritage Committee
The St. Andrew’s story is an amazing saga of determination and action inspired by faith. The Heritage group keeps that story alive and growing with special events and intriguing displays of photos and other memorabilia that span over a century, from the earliest beginnings to present days.
Lifelong learning
Lifelong learning extends from the nursery program, through church school to worship and adult study sessions.
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Infants, toddlers and young children, along with their caregivers are welcome in an area the worship space for times of quiet play. Families can also go to the nursery if they choose to have a break for themselves and their children. - Sunday Church School
Children 5 and up attend during church service for fun, friends, Bible study, and spiritual growth. - Profession of Faith: Affirmation of Baptism Class
A program of study is offered for those who may wish to be baptized or to affirm their baptism, often understood as confirmation or profession of faith. See more information about joining St. Andrew’s. - Adult Bible/book study
Sessional Bible and book study encourages open dialogue and opportunities for adults to grow in their faith.
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Lunch with a Difference
Once a month people who usually eat alone gather for fine food, fellowship, fun and of course, candy. The meal, along with entertainment and health information is provided by a great group of enthusiastic volunteers committed to making each lunch a special event.
Parish Health Ministry
This program ministers to the congregation as part of the Leading with Care partnership. It consists of registered nurses and other health related personnel seeking to transform the Faith Community of St. Andrew’s into a place of health and healing.
Blood pressure clinics are offered following Lunch with a Difference. The PHM also maintains the defibrillator and provides First Aid Kits and First Aid as needed. In addition to providing current health information, a resource person is available for consult on safe food handling. The group also maintains the loans cupboard with wheelchairs, walkers and canes. Mobility equipment is available on a loaner bases for in home use.
Prayer Chain
The prayer chain is a dedicated group of church members who are available to pray on behalf of a fellow parishioner. Any member of the congregation who would like the support and comfort of prayer can activate the prayer chain by calling the church office.
Prayer Shawl Ministry

The Seekers
Friendship, devotions, and social gatherings await you in The Seekers, a women’s group which functions in support of the church through planning and contributing to special events, as well as shared interests and concerns. The Seekers have been a part of St. Andrew’s for nearly 50 years, and welcome those who wish to join, or inquire. Please contact the church office if you wish to be put in touch with someone from this group.
Summer Camp
Summer camp is an awesome opportunity for kids to expand their social circle, enjoy and learn from nature and committed counselors, and participate in sports, music, crafts, games, and bible study. Camp has it all for kids from the congregation and beyond! Volunteer opportunities are also available for teens and adults.
Welcome & Fellowship Committee
Figuring out ways to keep current members engaged, and welcome future members, visitors, and anyone else who may want to be part of St. Andrew’s is an important part of strengthening our church, and creating meaningful relationships within. This is the focus of the Welcome & Fellowship Committee, who are always open to new members, or those who want to learn more about St. Andrew’s. For more information, contact the church office.